Farmington Athletic Boosters host 44th annual JV basketball tournament this Saturday

February 19, 2025 | Farmington School District, School Districts, New Hampshire

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The recent Farmington School Board meeting highlighted the upcoming 44th annual JV basketball tournament, organized by the Farmington Athletic Boosters, set for Saturday, February 22. This long-standing event will feature eight teams from Division 4, marking a significant tradition in the community. The tournament, which has evolved over the years, was originally initiated by members of the 500 Club and has now transitioned to the Athletic Boosters, who aim to maintain its legacy.

Despite the excitement surrounding the boys' tournament, challenges persist in organizing a girls' JV tournament due to a decline in available teams within Division 4. The New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) regulations complicate matters, as they restrict hosting tournaments to teams within the same division unless schedules align, which is no longer the case. As a result, the girls' team will participate in a smaller tournament in Woodsville, reflecting the ongoing struggle to provide competitive opportunities for female athletes.
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The meeting also touched on the high school basketball season's conclusion, with both boys' and girls' teams expected to qualify for the upcoming tournament. Their success will determine whether they can host games locally, fostering community support and engagement.

Looking ahead, the next School Board meetings are scheduled for March 3 and March 17, coinciding with St. Patrick's Day. These gatherings will continue to address important topics affecting the school district and its athletic programs, ensuring that community interests remain at the forefront.

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